Malcolm Griffiths

Malcolm Griffiths

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Malcolm Jesse Griffiths
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English jazz trombonist, born September 29, 1941 in Barnet, Hertfordshire, England; died January 19, 2021 in Deal, Kent.
Griffiths worked with John Surman (1968-1969), Ray Russell (1969), lead own quartet, Buddy Rich Orchestra (late 1969, in Britain and in U.S.A., early 1970), Chris McGregor's Brotherhood of Breath (June 1970), John Warren's Big Band (1970s), Alan Skidmore, John Dankworth (1972), Alan Cohen (1973), Harry Miller (1976), Brian Cooper's Orchestra, George Fame, Stan Tracey, Welsh National Opera Orchestra, and as freelance in many sessions with various artists.
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Globe Unity Orchestra, Graham Collier Music, Harry Miller's Isipingo, Iskra 1912, John Warren Bigband, Keith Tippett Tapestry Orchestra, Mike Westbrook Brass Band, Mike Westbrook Orchestra, Mike Westbrook Sextet, Morning Glory (2), Paul Dunmall Octet, Peter Brötzmann Group, Solid Gold Cadillac, Stan Tracey And His Orchestra, Stan Tracey Octet, The Alan Skidmore Quintet, The Dedication Orchestra, The Don Weller Big Band, The Malcolm Griffiths Orchestra, The Mike Gibbs Band, The Mike Westbrook Concert Band, The Secret Police
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AN-7004 Morning Glory — Malcolm Griffiths Morning Glory (2) Featuring John Surman, John Marshall, Terje Rypdal, Chris Laurence, John Taylor (2), Malcolm Griffiths Morning Glory (2) Featuring John Surman, John Marshall, Terje Rypdal, Chris Laurence, John Taylor (2), Malcolm Griffiths - Morning Glory ‎(LP, Album, RE) Antilles AN-7004 US Unknown Sell This Version

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